Things to do on Holidays in Rio De Janeiro Brazil
Latin America has its fair share of tourist resorts, but Rio De Janeiro is at a league of its own. One can enjoy vacations to their fullest in the tremendous city that has to its credit millions of happy tourists. The city is one of the biggest in terms of size in Latin America. There are numerous activities that tourists can indulge themselves in and make their trip a memorable one.
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Thousands of visitors storm into the city every year, to catch a glimpse of the statue of Christ on the top of the mountains that over looks the city. It is due to this statue, the city is dwelling with faithful Christians. It is a spiritual experience for those who go up to the mountains and get a closer view of the statue.
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The city has got its fair share of beaches that are considered to be one of the most favoured amongst the tourists. You can stroll around the city streets and discover the trendy boutiques, café’s and markets that will open your eyes to the diverse and rich culture of Rio.
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One of the most prized localities of the city is the Copacabana, which has mountains that reflect the sheer beauty of the place.
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The Carnaval is arguably the largest event of the city. If you are touring the city during the time of the Carnaval then you are surely in for a treat. The highlight of the Carnaval is the amazing samba school parade in which there is a colourful display of 14 groups, each day along the streets of Rio.
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The renowned Pao de Acucar is one of the famous landmarks of the Latin American city. You can take a ride up the mountain for a spectacular view of the Guanabara Bay, Botafogo beach to the North and Copacabana to the South.
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Between Sao Conrado and Barra da Tijuca, Pedra da Gavea is located which stands tall as a famous attraction for the tourists. Pedra da Gavea is a granite rock that is about 842 meters above sea level. It was originally used as a lookout for shits, but now is famous amongst the rock climbers.
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Bonde De Santa Teresa is a cable car that reflects the only means of transport available before the advent of cars and buses to the city.
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Arcos da Lapa is a symbol of the colonial period of the city. The engineering and architectural work has got a great deal of writing behind it. Rio used to be a colony and has a history that defines the present status of the famous Latin American city.
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To get the idea of the city roots, you can visit the Parque Nacional and Floresta da Tijuca. It covers of about 46 square miles that include the tropical rain forest, walking trails, spectacular views of the city and waterfalls.
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The Monumento nacional aos Mortos II da Guerra Mundial which is located at the Avenida Infante Dom Henrique is a dedicated to those brave soldiers who lost their lives in the World War 2. It is basically a small mausoleum which is guarded by all three forces of Brazil. The entry to the place is free.
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